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Glenn Dyer’s TV ratings: is The Voice fading?
House Rules is picking up a little in the ratings for its first reveal episode, but it’s still not where it should be. And The Voice is losing viewers fast.
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More comedies on our screens but crime doesn’t pay
The American TV networks have announced what they are picking up for 2013-14, and Australian networks will be hoping to get some ratings winners.
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Media briefs: uni prank probe … Nine not playing cricket … Coke case
The lecturer who assigned his students to prank the student newspaper appears to have changed his tune.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: The Checkout breaking new ground
No programs topped the news last night, underlining what a dull night of TV it was.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: weak signs of life for Ten
Ten finished solid third and pushing ABC1 back to fourth. The Biggest Loser and NCIS showed signs of the network’s old fire.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: Nine fires Arrow into ratings war
Superhero drama Arrow did surprisingly well for the Nine Network on its debut night.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: The Voice‘s muted win
Australian Story proved why only it can give people a real voice in telling their stories in its excellent treatment of Peter Fox.
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Media briefs: Murdoch pay … Nine redundos … Citizen rises …
Rupert Murdoch will take home almost $US70 million a year under the new deal.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: Ten is terrible, The Voice hitting high notes
For the second time ever Ten’s main channel was beaten by 7TWO in a metro market, Adelaide. Channel Ten has been a ratings disaster of late.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: Seven finally outsings The Voice
Seven will win the night again tonight, with no competition from The Voice. And The Biggest Loser is in a fat lot of trouble.
READ MORELicence cuts prop up struggling Ten
The benefits of the cut in the TV licence fees for the free-to-air industry has once again been underlined by this week’s dismal interim results from the Ten Network.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: turkey shoot win for My Kitchen Rules
The night belongs to My Kitchen Rules again, but the best thing on TV last night may have been Mad as Hell.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: snore, no contest for My Kitchen Rules
Nine is completely contemptuous of its audience and is rewarded accordingly.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: Is The Voice going hoarse?
With Fox’s American Idol dead in the water, are American viewers over talent shows? For that matter, are Australians?
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: Ten breaks a sweat and finishes third
Nine will be hoping to break 3 million for its final episode of The Block All Stars tonight.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: The Biggest Loser drops 25% of audience weight
It seems audiences find the new series of The Biggest Loser as exciting as an unflavoured protein shake.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: The Biggest Loser could be a big, fat flop
The much-hyped Biggest Loser seems to be carrying a lot of excess baggage. Ten can’t seem to catch a break.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: glimmer of home for Ten
Dumping dud American Idol has helped Channel Ten substantially.
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The end of local news? What reform could mean for regional TV
Outside of capital cities, viewers sometimes struggle to get access to locally produced news about their area. Will this get worse if Southern Cross and Nine are allowed to merge?
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: finally, Ten votes down American Idol
Ten finally noticed American Idol was a dud and relegated it to Friday night. About time.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: Ten crashes and burns
Now Ten is being beaten by the digital channels, which is downright embarrassing. Ten needs to take a hard look at is programming — and its board.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: put MasterChef: The Professionals out of its misery
MasterChef: The Professionals is terminally dull. It needs to be terminated under its own rules.
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What Lady Mary Crawley can teach the Ten Network
Four years ago everyone was writing ITV’s obituary, but the network has turned around, with hits such as Downton Abbey. There is a lesson in that for the struggling Channel Ten.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: American Idol badly out of tune
No one is watching American Idol, and Channel Ten must do away with it at once.
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